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nlexa [21]
3 years ago
8

What is he total coast to print exactly 15 copies?

Mathematics
1 answer:
artcher [175]3 years ago
8 0

You would start by finding out how much 10 and 20 cost per copy

10: 40-25 = 15/10 = $1.50 dollars per copy

20 (This is for checking your math, not required): 55-25 = 30/20 = $1.50 dollars per copy

So, to find 15 copies you would use this formula: 25 + 1.5x

25 + 1.5(15)

25 + 22.5

$47.50 for 15 copies

Now for the second question:

160 - 25 = 135/1.5 = 90 copies

90 copies for $160

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